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• • • Planning & Zoning Board Minutes August 10, 1994 Marshan development and does contain some buried debris. Staff would recommend approval with the conditions outlined by our Engineering Consultant John Powell, TKDA. Those conditions are: 1. Grading activity must leave sufficient topsoil cover over the buried debris to support turf establishment. 2. Grading activity is to be contained to that area lying south of the north property lines of the affected lots. Matching the existing grade 2' from the property line as indicated on the drawing. 3. Existing drainage routes must be maintained. sufficient berming must remain such that drainage from the church site is not directed to the south and into the backyards of these lots. 4. Erosion control, consisting of silt fencing, hay bales, etc. will be required until turf is established. 5. Regrading must be gradually blended into the undisturbed berms lying east and west of the proposed regrading area. The Public Hearing was opened at 9:00 P.M. No one was present to speak. The Hearing was closed at 9:02 P.M. John Landers made a MOTION and was supported by Al Robinson to approve the Conditional Use Permit with the conditions outlined above and the additional condition that the trees on top of the berm be replaced upon completion. All voted aye. Motion carried. F. PUBLIC HEARING, Dorothy Kvitek, 582 Main Street, Conditional Use Permit for Land Reclamation The Staff report was reviewed Planning Coordinator Wyland who indicated that this request is to allow 6 -12" of topsoil to be placed on a parcel of property approximately 40 acres in size. City Code requires a conditional use permit for any land reclamation in excess of 50 cubic yards /acre. The material is intended to come from the Main Street reconstruction project. John Powell, TKDA, has reviewed the request and recommended several conditions should the permit be approved. Those conditions are: 1. A wetland delineation of the site. 2. Correspondence from the RCWD indicating whether or not a permit is required from them. 3. Confirmation as to the quantity of material to be brought in and a detailed grading plan. 4. Topsoil is intended to be stockpiled. Is this surficial topsoil which is to be stripped off and then replaced on the County project or is it a peat type material which will be mixed with other materials to meet a topsoil specification. Would this mixing be done on the applicant's site. 5. Proper erosion control of site and stockpile as determined by the City Engineer. 6. Seeding and mulching as recommended by the City 10